Coding Theory Based Models for Protein Translation Initiation in Prokaryotic Organisms Elebeoba E. May a,∗ , Mladen A. Vouk b , Donald L. Bitzer b , David I. Rosnick b a Computational

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Date: 2011-12-13 18:50:13 Protein biosynthesis Molecular biology Gene expression Coding theory Shine-Dalgarno sequence Messenger RNA Non-coding RNA Block code Ribosomal RNA Biology Genetics RNA		Coding Theory Based Models for Protein Translation Initiation in Prokaryotic Organisms Elebeoba E. May a,∗ , Mladen A. Vouk b , Donald L. Bitzer b , David I. Rosnick b a Computational Add to Reading List Source URL: cba.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 161,83 KB Share Document on Facebook

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